Surface-oxide abrasion-resistant lubricant coating and method for forming the same
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Apr 2, 2013
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Dec 17, 2009
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Mar 5, 2009
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Jun 11, 2008
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The present invention provides a surface-oxide abrasion-resistant lubricant coating that can maintain high lubricity for a long time without wear of a base material and a coating or damage to an object to be contacted by a simpler method and with less expensive material. A mixed fluid of a compressed gas and fine-particle powders of two soft metals having lower hardness and lower melting point than the base material of a sliding contact portion is ejected onto a surface of the sliding contact portion. The fine-particle powders of the soft metals are made to react with oxygen in the compressed gas at the surface of the sliding contact portion to form a metal-oxide film with high melting point composed of metal oxides of the two soft metals, one of the metal oxides having higher hardness than the other. This metal-oxide film with high melting point includes a coating having a thickness of 0.1 μm to 2 μm at an interface toward an object to be contacted, that is composed of the metal oxides, that has low friction resistance and low shear resistance, and shear fractures concentrated the coating thereto.
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